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Receivables Management's Aussie buyout to increase competitiveness

More regulation means companies have to be bigger to cope with extra overheads.

Gill South Thu, 07 Feb 2019

A desire to compete with the larger players in a consolidating market and shareholder pressure led debt collection services company Receivables Management founder and majority shareholder Robert Garters, to sell the business to ASX listed company Collection House for $14.1 million.

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Gill South Thu, 07 Feb 2019
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